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Half Sisters - Episode 68 - Season 2 Finale!

🕑 Added 2025-05-01 08:22:52 +0000 UTC

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Lesquei

I really miss Nikki and Sandy, when do you plan to come back with their stories?

Emory Ahlberg

Aw, thank you for paying attention to the little details AND the passion, Fin! 🥰

Findesiecle'

Page #11! Insane!! Highlights on her teeth! Pages 37-39...dripping with passion...

Emory Ahlberg

Hehe - you may be quite possibly correct, Stacy!

stacy C

Damn those cliffhangers hehe......I think our sweet Nikki just had a revelation that everyone else realised chapters a go :-) x

Emory Ahlberg

Thank you, Robert! I agree about Sandy and Elaine. I see their journey as one of mutual healing, especially now that Elaine isn't just trying to fill a Sofia-shaped hole. Sandy's presence, her unique way of navigating this impossible situation, actually forces Elaine to confront her own past and what motherhood truly means to her. And for Sandy, I think it's about finding a sense of belonging she hasn't felt for a long time. With Nikki and Zach's date, I was really trying to explore that confusing space Nikki's in. She's rediscovering parts of herself, and also discovering new ones. I think Zach is still very much in that "old friends having fun" mode, maybe a bit oblivious to the undercurrents Nikki's starting to feel - or maybe is sensing them and is feeling nervous. Because even if he DID like girls too, he still has a boyfriend!

Robertlouis

I love the way that Elaine and Sandy’s relationship has developed into something that both of them needed. It’s given both of them strength and confidence, and, dare I say it, the love that only a parent and child can share. As an example, Sandy couldn’t have shared her decision with anyone else. And the date? It started as a duty, moved on to two kids innocently having fun, stayed at that level for Zach (I think), but shifted to playful flirting for Nikki, and finally something more physical without her necessarily noticing. All nicely set up for next season, with the last few frames suitably ambiguous and enigmatic. And the art is simply stunning.